Comparable product data
SKU, fiber content, construction, width and weight support early range selection.
European wholesale sourcing
Real sample imagery and comparable specifications for importers, distributors, agents and apparel sourcing teams evaluating repeatable woven-fabric qualities.
Buyer fit
Suggested starting qualities
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148 GSM100% Linen · 138 cm
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View specification →75% Lyocell / 25% Linen · 145 cm
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60 GSM100% Ramie · 142 cm
View specification →Sourcing priorities
SKU, fiber content, construction, width and weight support early range selection.
Approved samples and written specifications provide the reference for repeat production.
Raw-material purchasing records and available test information are discussed by product and order requirement.
Branded-fiber, environmental and performance statements require relevant supporting evidence.
Working process
Shortlist products by fiber family, GSM, width and application.
Share target market, color, quantity, timing and documentation requirement.
Confirm sample, MOQ, testing, factory and quality-control scope.
Record specification, tolerances, packing, claims and approval references.
A4 swatches are free (up to 5 colours per quality); courier cost is paid by the buyer. Sample yardage is USD 8 per metre from 1 m, and the fee is deducted from your bulk order. Standard MOQs are 1 roll per colour (approximately 50 m) for stock colours, 800 m per colour for custom dyeing and 2,000 m per quality for new development. Standard lead times are 3–5 days after payment for stock, 15–20 days for custom dyeing and 30–40 days after sample approval for new development; peak season (March–May) may add 5–7 days. See homepage order terms.
Buyer questions
Yes. Several products can be added to one inquiry for coordinated review.
Available documents can be reviewed according to the selected quality. Additional testing or records may require separate confirmation.
Written specifications, physical approvals and order documents should be retained as repeat-order references.
No. Claims are limited to what can be supported for the selected product and supply chain.
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